Scribes kept important records

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Last updated 15 Jun 2024
Scribes kept important records
The picture below shows a scribe from ancient Egypt. The statue from Saqqara dates to the 4th or 5th dynasty — about 2600 to 2350 B.C. The limestone statue is painted with encrusted eyes of rock crystal. The statue is on display in the Louvre. We do not have a great number of examples of…
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